Father God Help Them

Beenie Man · Other Songs - Beenie Man

[Intro]

Zaga now

Mek mi tell unno supm

Oh na na na

If yuh build a style(Oh Lord)

And people nuh use it

Dat mean yuh nuh good

(Ohh God)

Mek mi tell unno supm



[Verse 1]

Mi - Hear weh yuh seh but mi nuh do weh unno do(eh eh)

Mi - Read mi Bible dat a weh mi do(ah)

Mi - Love mi gal dem dat a weh mi do(ah ah)

Mi - Clean everyday dat a weh mi do(come on)

Mi - Bu-bun badmine dat a weh mi do(Ah)

Mi - Bun hypocrite that a weh mi do(ah)

Mi - Bun parasite that a weh mi do(Wooh)

Mi - Bun obeah man that a weh mi do and

Change mi skin colour that mi nah do mmm mm

You see the bow thing that mi nah do mm mm

You see the freaky dat mi nah do mm mm

But mi sing a prayer fi unno



[Chorus]

Father gold he-he-he-help them (come on)

We callin on your name

Father gold he-he-he-help them (come on)

Mek di devil release dem brain

Father gold he-he-he-help them

We are callin on your name

Father gold he-he-he-help them

Mek di devil release dem brain



[Verse 2]

Aright, dem hear mi hot and dem siddung and fret (eh eh)

A ball of crap cheaper dan a pack of cigarette (you know)

Man a dj before tape and cassette (cho)

Before Ipod and CD dem mek (come on)

A fight ova style weh mi granmadda mek

Like "Oh" "Awhoee" yuh nuh hear nuttn yet

Before Clarks a beat man a wear Gator Crep

Dem nuh know about dem nuh know bout Ballette

A mi seh Gaza a mek everyting set

And I will never show nuh disrespect (neva)

So how di dj a try fi tek step (yeah)

This one straight and direct (hey)



[Chorus]

Father gold he-he-he-help them

We callin on your name

Father gold he-he-he-help them

Mek di devil release dem brain

Father gold he-he-he-help them

We are callin on your name

Father gold he-he-he-help them

Mek di devil release dem brain



[Verse 1]

Mi - Hear weh yuh seh but mi nuh do weh unno do(eh eh)

Mi - Read mi Bible dat a weh mi do(ah)

Mi - Love mi gal dem dat a weh mi do(ah ah)

Mi - Clean everyday dat a weh mi do(come on)

Mi - Bu-bun badmine dat a weh mi do(Ah)

Mi - Bun hypocrite that a weh mi do(ah)

Mi - Bun parasite that a weh mi do(Wooh)

Mi - Bun obeah man that a weh mi do and

Change mi skin colour that mi nah do mmm mm

You see the bow thing that mi nah do mm mm

You see the freaky dat mi nah do mm mm

But mi sing a prayer fi unno



[Chorus]

Father gold he-he-he-help them (come on)

We callin on your name

Father gold he-he-he-help them (come on)

Mek di devil release dem brain

Father gold he-he-he-help them

We are callin on your name

Father gold he-he-he-help them

Mek di devil release dem brain



[Verse 2]

Aright, dem hear mi hot and dem siddung and fret (eh eh)

A ball of crap cheaper dan a pack of cigarette (you know)

Man a dj before tape and cassette (cho)

Before Ipod and CD dem mek (come on)

A fight ova style weh mi granmadda mek

Like "Oh" "Awhoee" yuh nuh hear nuttn yet

Before Clarks a beat man a wear Gator Crep

Dem nuh know about dem nuh know bout Ballette

A mi seh Gaza a mek everyting set

And I will never show nuh disrespect (neva)

So how di dj a try fi tek step (yeah)

This one straight and direct (hey)



[Chorus]

Father gold he-he-he-help them

We callin on your name

Father gold he-he-he-help them

Mek di devil release dem brain

Father gold he-he-he-help them

We are callin on your name

Father gold he-he-he-help them

Mek di devil release dem brain

Father God Help Them

Beenie Man's 'Father God Help Them' stands as a defining track within the vibrant landscape of Jamaican dancehall and reggae. Released during the artist's prolific era, the song exemplifies the genre's signature blend of rhythmic complexity and socially conscious lyricism. As a staple of Beenie Man's discography, the recording showcases his mastery of the 'king of dancehall' persona, characterized by intricate vocal delivery and high-energy production. The track resonates with themes of spiritual guidance and community resilience, reflecting the broader cultural narratives often explored in his work. It remains a significant contribution to the genre's evolution, capturing the raw energy and melodic sophistication that have cemented Beenie Man's legacy in global music history.